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BOI takes steps for SEBI's min public holding norms

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July 10, 2023

State-owned Bank of India is exploring the possibility of share sale to investors over the next one year to meet the minimum public holding requirement of 25 per cent.

BOI takes steps for SEBI's min public holding norms

Currently, Government of India holds 81.41 percent stake in the Mumbai-based bank. “We are exploring options to meet the Securities and Exchange Board of India’s (SEBI) minimum public holding requirement. However, the decision to sell shares would depend on market conditions,” Bank of India Managing Director Rajneesh Karnatak told the media. 

Public sector banks have time till August 2024 for meeting the SEBI requirement, he said. 

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